Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge needing a big comeback against Paris Saint-Germain after a 5-2 first-leg defeat, with the match available on major streaming platforms and kickoff times varying by region.
A Brussels court ruled that former diplomat Étienne Davignon should face trial over alleged complicity in the 1961 murder of Congo's first prime minister Patrice Lumumba, a decision the Lumumba family hailed as a historic step and which can still be appealed.
Joe Kent resigned as director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, saying he cannot back the Trump administration's war in Iran and accusing Israel and its U.S. lobby of prompting the conflict, APA cites Reuters.
Bloomberg reports Samsung will wind down sales of the $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold, with US availability ending after existing stock is sold; the company has not ruled out a future update or wider release.
Global CKD cases have nearly doubled since 1990, making kidney disease a top cause of death while most people affected remain undiagnosed and causes vary by region.
Specialist lender will cut nearly 24% of staff over 18 months, increase cost saving targets and speed up AI use while provisioning about £300m for the UK motor finance compensation scandal.
Israel says it killed Iran's top security official Ali Larijani and separately named a Basij commander as killed, while Tehran has yet to confirm either claim.
The former Sinn Fein leader told London’s High Court he never belonged to the IRA as victims of three bombings seek a civil ruling that he was personally liable for attacks on the British mainland.
Recent audits and analyses say Germany’s recent borrowing surge has largely funded short-term measures and been hampered by planning, cost and capacity problems, leaving long-term infrastructure goals underdelivered.
An investigator-initiated, multicentre trial shows that longitudinal ctDNA monitoring can stratify patients during treatment of locoregionally advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma and enable real-time escalation or de-escalation of therapy, with biological, quality-of-life and economic analyses reported.
Artemis II will carry four astronauts on a record-setting lunar flyby; NASA aims for April 1 but says technical and safety risks remain.
A recent evaluation reports an 80% reduction in child marriage after a coordinated community big-push that paired economic and education supports with social-norm work, offering strong evidence of impact while underlining the need for replication and long-term monitoring.
Reports of black, acidic rain after strikes on oil depots in Iran reflect rainout of toxic smoke and combustion products, bringing acids, fine particles and carcinogens that pose immediate and long-term health and environmental risks.
AlphaGo's 2016 victory over Lee Sedol showed that neural networks and self-play can produce beyond-human intuition, sparking a decade of AI advances from game playing to biology while highlighting limits in explainability.
The LHCb experiment at CERN has observed the Xicc+ particle, a baryon with two charm quarks, with greater than 7 sigma significance, resolving a long-standing 2002 mass discrepancy and giving fresh data to probe how the strong force binds heavy quarks.
Companion's 'Einstein' promised to automate coursework via LMS access, was removed after swift condemnation and a cease-and-desist, and has intensified debates over how AI should be used in education.
A civilization-ending asteroid is extremely unlikely in our lifetime, but gaps remain for 100 metre class objects; better telescopes and demonstrated deflection technology reduce the risk further.
A genomic analysis of 48 cartilaginous fishes finds conflicting trees depending on which genomic regions are used, and ultra-conserved DNA regions suggest hexanchiform sharks may sit outside the main shark lineage, which would make most sharks more closely related to rays and skates.
Researchers are developing compact logical qubits, ultra-low error operations and techniques to protect idle qubits, tackling the main obstacle to scalable quantum computing.
An Australian startup and an independent developer trained living human neurons on microelectrode chips to play Doom in about a week, showing faster learning than some silicon systems but still far below human skill and with many unknowns about how the neurons process the game.
Preliminary DESI results suggest dark energy may be fading over time, a finding that would rule out a fixed cosmological constant and strengthen models such as cyclic cosmologies and string-theory scenarios with a changing extra dimension, while leaving room for non-string explanations and the need for more tests.
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A Nature study finds consumer wearable data can detect metabolic patterns linked to insulin resistance before routine tests, suggesting a route to earlier intervention while highlighting the need for validation and privacy protections.
Stryker says its medical products are safe after a cyberattack that remotely wiped tens of thousands of employee devices via Microsoft Intune; the company is restoring ordering and shipping systems while investigators probe the intrusion.
Three explosions struck crowded locations in Maiduguri, killing at least 23 people and wounding more than 100, with police blaming suspected suicide bombers and no immediate claim of responsibility.
The largest and most comprehensive analysis to date finds little or no benefit from cannabis-based medicines for many common mental health disorders and says routine prescribing is rarely justified.
After about a year in a Texas immigration facility, Leqaa Kordia was freed on a $100,000 bond when government lawyers declined to contest a judge's release order.
Jurors also convicted Richins of attempted murder, forgery and insurance fraud after prosecutors said she sought to profit from her husband’s death amid millions in debt, with sentencing set for May 13.
An attack on the US embassy in Baghdad on 17 March 2026 underscores how Iraq is becoming entangled in a wider regional conflict, with Iranian strikes across the Gulf, Israeli operations in Lebanon and international disputes over the Strait of Hormuz intensifying the crisis.
A partial DHS funding lapse has left TSA officers unpaid and stretched airport security, producing hours-long wait times while lawmakers negotiate a deal tied to immigration policy.
AT2024wpp, nicknamed the Whippet, outshone previous fast blue optical transients and new multiwavelength observations match a stripped massive star being consumed by a black hole, with a rare late-time X-ray flare likely from fallback material.
President Donald Trump said he expects to "take Cuba in some form" and claimed broad authority over the island as bilateral talks continue, while U.S. media report Washington has pressed for President Miguel Díaz-Canel to step down.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments next month over the Biden administration's successor administration's push to end temporary protected status for people from Haiti and Syria after lower courts halted the terminations, leaving hundreds of thousands able to live and work in the US for now.
Bratislava says it is pushing to delist Mikhail Fridman and Alisher Usmanov and may block renewal of EU Russia sanctions due 15 March 2026, coordinating with Hungary and citing legal and energy concerns.
Disney’s new Olaf robot was trained in large-scale physics simulations using reinforcement learning and will appear in live park performances this year, but it is not yet fully autonomous.
A federal judge ruled Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s replacement of ACIP members likely violated federal law, stayed the new appointees, invalidated votes that changed the national vaccine schedule, and postponed the committee meeting while HHS prepares to appeal.
The British spin off of Saturday Night Live will debut live on Sky on 21 March with guest hosts Tina Fey, Jamie Dornan and Riz Ahmed, a fast turnaround writing schedule and music from Wet Leg, Wolf Alice and Kasabian.
Gregory Bovino, the Border Patrol commander who led Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota and was reassigned after two deadly agent-involved shootings in January, told Breitbart he will retire at the end of March.
Cuban officials say they will let emigrants, including those in the US, invest on the island as Havana seeks capital amid an economic crisis and rising pressure from the Trump administration.
Head coach Liam Rosenior says the club will likely relocate their pre-match huddle to avoid antagonising officials after the incident, with a decision expected before Tuesday's Champions League second leg at PSG and a PGMOL meeting scheduled this week.
A new mouse study maps a gut–brain pathway linking age-associated microbiome changes to memory decline: expansion of Parabacteroides species raises medium-chain fatty acids that activate GPR84 on peripheral myeloid cells, provoke local inflammation, impair vagal sensory signalling and reduce hippocampal memory encoding, and several peripheral treatments restore cognition.
Sony is rolling out an upgraded PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution AI upscaler for PS5 Pro starting March 17, promising reduced visual artifacts and sharper in-game graphics across a growing list of titles.
Meta shares rose about 3% after reports that the company asked leaders to plan large layoffs to offset $115–135 billion in AI capital spending this year, a move Meta called speculative.
Wiles announced an early breast cancer diagnosis and a strong prognosis and said she will remain in her role while beginning treatment, with President Trump and other officials expressing support.
The BBC has asked a Florida court to dismiss President Trump’s multibillion dollar defamation suit, saying the Panorama episode in question was never aired in the US and the court therefore lacks jurisdiction.
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PwC steps in to sell or restructure National Car Parks after weak post-Covid demand, inflexible leases and higher costs left the 95-year-old operator loss-making; sites remain open and staff are in post.
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Britannica and Merriam-Webster say OpenAI copied thousands of reference entries to train ChatGPT and seek damages and an injunction, while OpenAI says its training relies on publicly available material and fair use.
Picsart is rolling out an AI agent marketplace that lets creators 'hire' assistants for tasks like resizing, remixing and Shopify edits, with messaging integrations and approval controls to manage autonomy.
Pat McFadden announced a £1bn package of employer grants and new apprenticeship incentives to tackle youth unemployment and signalled a renewed push for welfare reform that he said Labour MPs should support.
After roughly a month of activity, lava from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano poured into the sea on Réunion island, drawing crowds and prompting road closures while officials monitored the situation.
A NATO official told France 24 on 16 March 2026 that fighting in the Middle East does not automatically trigger NATO collective defense, but is politically and strategically connected to the US stance on the war in Ukraine.
Nvidia’s GTC starts March 16 in San Jose and Jensen Huang’s two-hour keynote is set for 11 a.m. PT on Monday at the SAP Center and via livestream, with likely news on AI agents, an inference chip and partnerships.
Colombo and Bangkok have rolled out temporary fuel-rationing policies as a spike in oil prices and supply risk from the war in the Middle East strains imports, raises costs and threatens short-term economic pressure.
Kenyan foreign minister Musalia Mudavadi said Moscow agreed to stop enlisting Kenyan citizens to fight in Ukraine and that consular help will be provided to those affected after talks in Moscow with Sergey Lavrov.
Apple introduced the second generation AirPods Max with an H2 chip that enables AI-powered live translation, 1.5 times better active noise cancellation than the 2020 model, and USB-C lossless audio support.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reported to be searching for extra Treasury money to boost defence support for Gulf partners as the Iran conflict intensifies, prompting cross-party concern about transparency and budget process.
Side-by-side tests in Edinburgh show both flagship phones take great pictures but differ in color, detail and zoom and night performance, making the choice largely a matter of taste and priorities.
Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses can send AI-related captures to cloud services that may be reviewed by contractors, and Meta’s explanations leave users uncertain about what remains private.
Carie Hallford was sentenced to 18 years for defrauding grieving families and misusing pandemic relief after investigators discovered nearly 200 decomposing bodies at her funeral home.
Trump is pushing the 2026 World Cup and deepening ties with FIFA, testing whether a sport that now skews young and progressive can attract MAGA-aligned voters as its US profile grows.
An Azerbaijani court on Monday jailed French national Martin Ryan for 10 years for collecting secret information about Baku's military ties with Turkey and Pakistan, while his co-defendant Azad Mamedli received 12 years for treason.
A Llanelli woman was hospitalised after tripping on a pothole as drivers and councils warn that heavy rain and ageing surfaces have produced more road defects, prompting extra Welsh government funding and local repair programmes.
Champions League last 16 second leg at Etihad on Tuesday 20:00 GMT; Manchester City must overturn a 3-0 first leg deficit against Real Madrid, who may have Kylian Mbappe available.
A fire in the trauma intensive care unit at SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack, likely caused by a short circuit, killed 10 ICU patients and injured staff, prompting a judicial inquiry and government compensation.
The Office for National Statistics has revised the 760-item inflation basket to reflect changing consumer habits and will use supermarket scanner data for much of grocery pricing, a move that could affect official inflation readings used to set benefits and interest rates.
A senior UK minister described President Trump as "very transactional" and said Britain will choose limited, defensive support amid US pressure to send ships to the Strait of Hormuz, instead planning minesweeping drones while maintaining close ties with the United States.
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Amazon’s Spring Sale runs March 25 to 31; WIRED reviewed price history to find 15 tech deals that are truly discounted, including the Sonos Roam 2, Pixel Watch 4, and an Anker Qi2 power bank.
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A Virgin Australia Boeing 737 was met by firefighters at Melbourne after smoke was seen coming from a vape onboard; the crew contained the device, pilots declared a PAN, and the aircraft landed safely with no injuries reported.
About 9,500 people practiced in the capital's Zocalo during a 40-minute session certified by Guinness as the largest soccer class, part of a lead-up campaign to the FIFA World Cup starting June 11.
Researchers at UMass Amherst built an artificial neuron that runs at the same voltage and chemical sensitivities as biological cells, can respond to living tissue in real time, and could shrink power-hungry sensing hardware, though more testing is required.
Actor Javier Bardem used the Oscars stage to say "No to war and Free Palestine," wearing a Palestine pin and reiterating his support for industry boycotts and Palestinian filmmakers.
During conflicts, air traffic controllers, pilots and cabin crew use rerouting, extra fuel, strict separation and staff rotations to keep commercial flights safe through congested or restricted airspace.
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Labour chair Anna Turley has written to HMRC after a Sunday Times report that Richard Tice's property firm used REIT status to reduce corporation tax; Tice, Reform deputy leader and spokesman for business, trade and energy, denies any wrongdoing.
World number one Aryna Sabalenka edged Elena Rybakina 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), saving a championship point to claim her first Indian Wells trophy.
A powerful system combining heavy snow, damaging winds and severe thunderstorms will move from the Upper Midwest to the East Coast through Monday, threatening travel, power and flooding across a wide swath of the United States.
Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal, evacuated after Kabul fell, died within a day of his arrest in Dallas, prompting calls for an independent probe as deaths in ICE custody rise.
GM's new Bolt avoids the company's common Ultium module approach by using an LFP pack with a higher nominal voltage, enabling faster 10-80% charging even compared with some pricier GM EVs.
Carlson claimed the CIA is building a criminal referral to DOJ, possibly under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, but offered no public evidence and said he is not worried.
Two people aged 18 to 21 have died and 11 others are seriously ill after an invasive meningitis outbreak in Canterbury linked to a University of Kent social event; public health teams are treating close contacts and investigating.
Despite a Commons vote to end criminal prosecutions for women seeking terminations, arrests and police probes continue because the law change is not yet enacted, with several recent cases involving vulnerable women and hospital interventions.
Jack Wallace netted a hat trick as Team USA beat Canada 6-2 to win Paralympic gold in Milan, completing the first-ever sweep of Olympic and Paralympic hockey and securing a fifth straight Para ice hockey title for the United States.
A German tourist sued Los Tacos No. 1 after saying an unlabelled hot salsa burned his tongue and caused health issues, but a federal judge denied his request for default judgment and closed the case.
The Palestinian broadcaster, who opened Al Jazeera's first bulletin in 1996, had a journalism career spanning more than five decades.
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After President Trump urged allies to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz, France publicly declined to deploy its carrier strike group and said its posture remains defensive while shipping disruptions push oil prices higher.
In a Face the Nation interview, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran has not sought a ceasefire or resumed talks with Washington, described its strikes as aimed at US assets, and said seized enriched material remains under damaged sites pending IAEA oversight.
An Oscar-nominated documentary follows Russian teacher Pasha Talankin as he secretly filmed pro-war lessons in schools after the invasion of Ukraine; the film, co-directed by David Borenstein, is the subject of reporting by Elizabeth Palmer.
President Macron named the fallen soldier as Chief Warrant Officer Arnaud Frion after a March 12 drone strike near Erbil that wounded six other troops and drew a threat from pro-Iranian group Ashab Al-Kahf to target French interests.
A new $100,000 fee for first-time H-1B applicants filed abroad and a wage-weighted lottery are reshaping who gets visas, prompting legal challenges and workarounds that are hitting rural schools and healthcare providers hard.
Multiple U.S. sources told CBS News that intelligence circulated to President Trump showed Ali Khamenei privately questioned his son Mojtaba’s qualifications, as Mojtaba was named supreme leader after his father’s death in an Israeli strike.
Analysts say Europe risks losing economic clout and political influence unless it stops settling for incremental fixes and tackles deeper reforms, as US policy uncertainty, firm scale limits, and complex climate rules raise the stakes.
Top US and Chinese negotiators met in Paris to try to resolve tariffs, export controls and rare earth supply issues ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit later this month.
After months of campaigning, the Oscars return Sunday with a close best picture contest between Paul Thomas Andersons One Battle After Another and Ryan Cooglers Sinners, uncertain acting races, and heightened security in Hollywood.
Meloni's team is weighing how to revive nuclear generation nearly four decades after reactors were closed and 15 years after an earlier effort failed, amid rising energy costs.